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This Python tuples tutorial will help you understand the concept of tuples in Python. It will also take you through some of the important concepts in Python including creating tuples, what are the differences between list and tuple, different operations on a tuple, built-in function with a tuple, how to convert a list into a tuple, defining tuple inside a list and vice versa using hand-on simple Python programming which helps you to write intermediate level programs using tuples in Python. Now, let us get started and understand Python tuples in detail

Below topics are explained in this Python tuples tutorial:
1. What are tuples in Python? (00:38)
2. Creating tuples (02:16)
3. Difference between tuple and list (06:29)
4. Accessing elements in a tuple (06:56)
5. Operations on tuples (08:05)
6. Built-in functions with tuples
7. Converting lists into tuples (16:49)
8. Defining tuple inside a list (17:50)
9. Defining list inside a tuple (19:17)
10. Exercise (21:13)

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[taradulock-swiftthompson]

Man, this was SO helpful. Very clear and helped me understand the concept of tuples better. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[deodatekidikala]

one of the nicest videos ever watched! very well explained

[lubadeluka]

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[minuraphael]

absolutely easy to understand. so happy i found this.

[Sam-mlef]

this is amazing guide for tuples thank you very much for teaching us

[balareddy]

Excellent. Yes its just simplilearn. So easy to learn :) By the way can you give some examples where we use tuples in Data science projects. IF it's not in pre-processing stage

[akashray]

This is extremely helpful.. Thanks a lot

[TheDivineShadow]

There is an error in the video, 8:06-8:08. Lists are in fact mutable objects and not immutable. I think there is slight confusion between list and tuple there.

[madefromjames]

I love the video ♥ Very well explained. Thank you.

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[abishekkumar]

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[selometesfayederibe]

i tried your exercise with different tuple values
tup = ("yellow", 0, 1, "my tuples", )
print (tup)
tup2 = tup + ("are new", )
print (tup2)
tup3 = tup2[:4] + tup[::-1]
print(tup3)
but im not getting the desired out come? any ideas?

[AyoolaBoyejo]

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[akshaynair]

Why u have used double semicolon in slicing(: : -1)